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Missing pets in Long Beach

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Lost pets Long Beach, photo: Lost cat, Rose Avenue, 6330, Long Beach — black and white with a mustache
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Lost cat, Rose Avenue, 6330, L...
Rose Avenue, 6330, Long Beach
Black and white. Thin coat, have a mustache....
Sat, 10/31/2026
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Lost pets Compton, photo: Lost dog, East Compton Boulevard, 2500, Compton — male with a black mouth
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Lost dog, East Compton Bouleva...
East Compton Boulevard, 2500, Compton
He is dark brown with black and a black mouth...
Sat, 10/31/2026
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Lost pets Garden Grove, photo: Lost male cat, Janet Street, Garden Grove — fluffy white and brown with green eyes
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Lost male cat, Janet Street, G...
Janet Street, Garden Grove
Fluffy white and brown cat with green eyes
Fri, 10/30/2026
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Lost pets Bellflower, photo: Lost cat, Muroc Street, 10236, Bellflower — 15-year-old tortoiseshell with a split-color face
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Carpintero Avenue, 13601, Bellflower
Last seen wearing a light purple Halloween co...
Thu, 10/29/2026
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Lost pets Norwalk, photo: Lost male dog, Leeds Street, 11618, Norwalk — blue brindle with a surgical scar
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Lost male dog, Leeds Street, 1...
Leeds Street, 11618, Norwalk
5 year old blue brindle with a scar on his ri...
Thu, 10/29/2026
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Lost pets Garden Grove, photo: Lost dog, Lampson Avenue, 13061, Garden Grove — female, blind, 12 years old
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Lost dog, Lampson Avenue, 1306...
Lampson Avenue, 13061, Garden Grove
She is blind. She’s missing her left eye. She...
Tue, 10/27/2026
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Lost pets Lynwood, photo: Lost male dog, Elm Avenue, 10942, Lynwood — friendly pug mix
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Lost male dog, Elm Avenue, 109...
Elm Avenue, 10942, Lynwood
Rocky is a pug mix. He went missing with his...
Mon, 10/26/2026
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Lost pets Lynwood, photo: Lost dog, Elm Avenue, 10902, Lynwood — male Labrador mix with hazel eyes
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Lost dog, Elm Avenue, 10902, L...
Elm Avenue, 10902, Lynwood
Crossy is a Labrador mix. He was last seen in...
Mon, 10/26/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost female dog, East 113th Street, 1652, Los Angeles — tan and light greyish-brown mini Doberman Pinscher
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Lost female dog, East 113th St...
East 113th Street, 1652, Los Angeles
Glory was most likely stolen from The propert...
Sun, 10/25/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost Dog, male, Stanford Avenue, 11877, Los Angeles — sweet and non-aggressive
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Lost Dog, male, Stanford Avenu...
Stanford Avenue, 11877, Los Angeles
He is not fully white he’s is like a beige wh...
Thu, 10/22/2026
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Lost pets Long Beach, photo: Lost female dog, San Francisco Avenue, 2343, Long Beach — brindle coat and blue service collar
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Lost female dog, San Francisco...
San Francisco Avenue, 2343, Long Beach
She's brindle colored she's usually skittish...
Tue, 10/20/2026
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Lost pets Buena Park, photo: Lost female dog, Burnham Avenue, 5932, Buena Park — tiny black and tan Pomeranian puppy
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Lost female dog, Burnham Avenu...
Burnham Avenue, 5932, Buena Park
Black and tan puppy missing from home as the...
Tue, 10/20/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost Dog, male, Freeman Avenue, 11864, Hawthorne, Los Angeles — Chihuahua mix with a yellow/beige collar
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Freeman Avenue, 11864, Hawthorne
White with tan on his back. Chihuahua mix. Ha...
Tue, 10/20/2026
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Lost pets Westminster, photo: Lost female cat, Locust Street, 13772, Westminster, Westminster — furry white stomach and paws
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Locust Street, 13772, Westminster
Grey with furry white stomach and paws
Tue, 10/20/2026
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Lost pets Torrance, photo: Lost cat, Andreo Avenue, 2756, Torrance — small female cat
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Lost cat, Andreo Avenue, 2756,...
Andreo Avenue, 2756, Torrance
Small female cat black and white
Sun, 10/18/2026
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Lost pets Santa Ana, photo: Lost bird, East 21st Street, 817, Santa Ana — female cockatiel with a short front right talon
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Lost bird, East 21st Street, 8...
East 20th Street, 1006, Santa Ana
Reward! Aubin was LOST OCTOBER 18, 2026 in Sa...
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Sun, 10/18/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost dog, Parmelee Avenue, 11736, Los Angeles — male with big eyes
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Lost dog, Parmelee Avenue, 117...
Parmelee Avenue, 11736
Grey, black with big eyes
Sun, 10/18/2026
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Lost pets Hawthorne, photo: Lost female dog, Compton, California, Hawthorne — grey/silver 8-year-old Yorkie Poo mix
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Lost female dog, Compton, Cali...
Compton, California
4lb Yorkie Poo Mix Grey/Silver Fur Short Wore...
Sat, 10/17/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost male dog, Paramount, California, Los Angeles — brown and black Belgian Malinois
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Lost male dog, Paramount, Cali...
Paramount, California
Hes brown n black belgian malinois who is 2 y...
Sat, 10/17/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost dog, male husky, Santa Ana Boulevard South, 2025, Los Angeles — spots on snout
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Lost dog, male husky, Santa An...
Santa Ana Boulevard South, 2025, Los Angeles
Black and white husky. Spots on snout, colore...
Fri, 10/16/2026

According to recent statistics, approximately 10,000 pets go missing in Long Beach, California each year. This number illustrates the importance of being prepared and knowing what actions to take when your pet becomes lost. Not only is it distressing for pet owners, but it also highlights the need for effective communication within the community to help reunite these beloved animals with their families.

What to do if you lose your pet in Long Beach, state of California?

When your pet goes missing in Long Beach, it is essential to act quickly. Here are some steps you can take to increase the chances of finding your lost animal:

  • Search your home and immediate area thoroughly, calling their name and checking hiding spots.
  • Inform your neighbors about your lost pet, as they may have seen them or can help in the search.
  • Visit local animal shelters and pet rescue organizations to see if your furry friend has been brought in.
  • Utilize social media groups and community boards dedicated to lost and found pets in Long Beach.
  • Create flyers with a clear picture of your pet and your contact information to distribute in the neighborhood.

Don’t forget to check online lost and found pet databases as well, as they can be valuable resources for reconnecting with your lost pet.

How to write a missing pet ad in Long Beach, state of California

When creating a missing pet ad in Long Beach, it is crucial to provide detailed and accurate information. Here’s how you can structure your advertisement to attract attention:

  • Start with a clear title, such as "Missing Dog" or "Lost Cat" followed by the pet's name.
  • Include a detailed description of your pet, mentioning their breed, size, color, and any unique markings.
  • Provide clear instructions on how to contact you, including your phone number or email address.
  • Offer a reward if possible, as this can encourage more people to keep an eye out for your pet.
  • Add a recent photo of your pet for easy identification.

By crafting a compelling and informative lost pet advertisement, you will increase the chances of your beloved animal being returned to you. Remember, persistence is key when searching for missing pets in Long Beach, so keep spreading the word.